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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
3
Government statistics show the average life of retail firms at 7.1 years, wholesalers at 7.5 years, and manufacturers at about seven years. Key causes of failures include over-buying, insufficient working capital, lagging practices, and faulty accounting, with personal extravagance and weak thrift harming individuals too. Intelligent economy and thrift can aid recovery and lasting prosperity.
President-elect Roosevelt envisions a vast Tennessee Valley program with a major power plant, reforestation, land reclamation, and other projects to create a new national ideal. If successful, the plan could extend to the Ohio and Miami Valleys, shaping a self contained America and reflecting the ideas of long time planners.
Analyzed speech argues temperance extends beyond alcohol to many human habits. It cites Webster definitions for intemperance and warns against moral failure, bigotry, and tyranny as forms of intemperance. The piece asserts civilization’s war on drink won’t end intemperance, which exists in various harmful forms.
A long, critical survey discusses U S and European leaders shaping policy amid rising totalitarianism. It critiques Germany under a tightening regime and contemplates future U S actions, including immigration limits and cultural payback for actors and artists.
A garbled historical snippet references Germany before the war, Dickens, Armenian history, and a chain of vague events. The text mentions stage coaches, progress, marriages, and a hazy scene of refugees and peace, but lacks coherent facts or clear subjects.
Confidential Geneva reports suggest Sir John Simon pushes a cautious Japanese stance while Britain hesitates between old alliance ties and realignment. US watchers fear a shift in policy as Macdonald and cabinet debate recognition and the League of Nations role amid a volatile Japanese situation.
The article chronicles Ohio figure Rosecrans born near Westerville in 1818, noting his self-reliant rise to a West Point appointment via initiative and petitions. It also discusses President Roosevelt, Huey Long, and political maneuvering, with mentions of the Democratic leadership, the Lang filibuster, and broader wartime and international tensions.
Here and There notes 9 night student Miller of Ridgelawn aventin, a College of Commerce senior at University of Cirginnati, chosen as one of the speners from theelags in Effective Speaking to address the annual banquet. His talk on The School of Deferred Opportunity impressed attendees. In the year falare, Miller will discuss Technocracy before Advanced Ecatintnior class. Friends praise his achievement and the strong courage he demonstrates at the university. Also mentioned are past presidential speeches in Akuaie Hall and a Taft appearance in front of the Warrison school building. Miss Adeling Selubert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Selbert, is named business manager of Christ hospital annual. she is a senior nursing student at Cincinnati Christ Hospital School of Nursing.
Inspectors cite a plan to divert milk bottles between dairies in Ohio as a small scale scheme now expanding. A six year old operation used 5,000 bottles in two months without buying more, causing large losses for bigger distributors. Elsewhere, a flock of hundreds of hookbills roosts on roofs near Hooven Owen seller’s stacks attracting birds each evening. William T. Stephens plans to retire from his meat market on Main Street after selling his stock, continuing a family business legacy begun by his father.
A Freedling Milk Co. delivery driver noticed a chicken perched on his truck tie while starting deliveries. After a five mile run, he returned to find the bird calmly settled on his neck securing its perch.
A fragmented report recalls Hamilton events including a wrestling injury to Bell, social announcements, a Miami club initiation, and a library trustees election. February notes mention unsettled weather, a 45th wedding anniversary, a birth, and a party hosted for Miss Mabel Hall.
News Behind the News from James New York surveys a february scene of inflation fears, bank jitters, and political shifts. It notes Senator Borah opposing inflation measures, anti inflationists favor tighter currency, and banks preparing their own relief efforts. It also mentions Roosevelt and Tugwell era debates, Japanese policy shifts, and rising concern over public works funding.
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